Examples of using Insensitivity in English and their translations into Danish
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Insensitivity to pain.
I can't believe his insensitivity.
Renal insensitivity to ADH.
No, all I see is my own insensitivity No.
Chronic insensitivity to pain.
Who here is triggered by this guy's insensitivity?
Chronic insensitivity to pain, yeah. I'm thinking.
I'm thinking-- chronic insensitivity to pain.
The insensitivity to your pain was too much for me to bear.
It's amazing how you can make insensitivity sound so nice.
The insensitivity to your pain. was too much for me to bear. so I.
No, all I see is my own insensitivity No.
And from the insensitivity of the new butler Jake.
I have seen subtler displays of insensitivity.
The main advantage- insensitivity to sharp surges.
The increasing dangers of indolence,service insensitivity.
Insensitivity to these phenomena would create new barriers between us.
And then I would be met by lots of comments about my chauvinism and insensitivity.
The fury of the earthquake highlighted the insensitivity of the capitalism sweeping the area.
Little by little Annie started to drink in response to my increasing insensitivity.
SC: Are the absence of conscience and insensitivity to suffering what distinguishes psychopaths from normal people?
I have really had just about enough of your rudeness and insensitivity and cologne.
Insensitivity to vibrations and highest capacity thanks to balanced four-tube measuring system of the Proline Promass 83X Coriolis flowmeter.
It is not just cynicism and manipulation which have to be avoided:apathy and insensitivity have also to be overcome.
It would only be a matter of insensitivity to not like, if not admire, the crazy shenanigans of not-so-scary monsters of earth, seas and air….
MR BAILIFF: But I did not read the symptoms of over familiarity,the callousness, the insensitivity, elevation of mood factors, euphoric.
It displayed incredible insensitivity to the legitimate concerns of the developing world and, frankly, the developing world has little so far to thank the WTO for.
In an excess of enthusiasm andimpatience you may inadvertently treat those you care about with callousness and insensitivity.
It is regrettable that Mr Špidla has demonstrated in this House serious insensitivity to the issue of Qimonda as a productive company.
In the same way, the skandha of feeling means attraction, rejection or neutrality- and excitement,disappointment or insensitivity and so forth.